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giantset
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posted May 05, 2000 12:11 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for giantset   Click Here to Email giantset     Edit/Delete Message
I have heard of some creams that women use when they are pregnant to prevent stretch marks but I haven't been able to find any. Do any of you know the name of some and where I can get some? Perhaps a website?

Thanks,
giantset

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LadyJaye
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posted May 05, 2000 11:02 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for LadyJaye   Click Here to Email LadyJaye     Edit/Delete Message
I read somewhere that pamela anderson slathered on cocoa butter all over her body when she was pregnant to prevent stretch marks and supposedly she swears by it. It can be found at any drugstore. Other than that I only know how to lighten stretch marks with Retin-A. Hope I helped

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TamLynQ
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posted May 05, 2000 02:00 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for TamLynQ   Click Here to Email TamLynQ     Edit/Delete Message
Hi giantset!
Well I recently had a baby and yes, cocoa butter works. Since I went from competition shape to being pregnant within a year, I gained ALOT of weight and NOT ONE STRETCH MARK. I used the kind that comes in the brown and white little jar(can't remember the name although I should...) but I used the actual butter kind I didn't use the lotion so try that out...hope that helps! ( :

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giantset
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posted May 05, 2000 05:23 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for giantset   Click Here to Email giantset     Edit/Delete Message
Thanks, I'll give cocoa butter a try on my next cycle.

Later,
giantset

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Brandi
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posted May 05, 2000 06:04 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Brandi     Edit/Delete Message
I used cocoa butter during my pregnancy. I bought a huge jar of it at Sally's Beauty Supply. I think it was Queen Helene. Anyways, I really packed on the pounds and ended up with only two small marks. I'd say it works. I greased up both morning and night.

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FitnessChick
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posted May 05, 2000 06:21 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for FitnessChick   Click Here to Email FitnessChick     Edit/Delete Message
ditto...coacoa butter i hear works well...also try stuff in gnc, called scar massage,it also should work on s.marks

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Dawn
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posted May 24, 2000 09:23 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Dawn   Click Here to Email Dawn     Edit/Delete Message
i agree with the cocoa butter, as I just had a baby as well and it works. Another thing is keeping your body hydrated...drink a lot of water. At least thats what the obgyn docs say if you're pregnant. It worked for me

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Fitnessbarbie
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posted May 24, 2000 11:04 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Fitnessbarbie   Click Here to Email Fitnessbarbie     Edit/Delete Message
Definitely cocoa butter....it will do the trick!!

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tkotracy
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posted May 24, 2000 01:33 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for tkotracy   Click Here to Email tkotracy     Edit/Delete Message
Two children later and no stretch marks. And all I can say is thank you God. I didn't use a thing and believe that it is a lot of genetics. So, if you don't have any yet then hopefully you won't get any.

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